Diagnostics: Lab & Imaging
Accurate laboratory tests and imaging under one roof, with fast reports that reach your doctor without delay.
MRI & CT
Advanced imaging
Digital
X-ray and ultrasound
Automated
Pathology laboratory
24/7
Support for every department
About this service
About our Diagnostics: Lab & Imaging
Good treatment begins with an accurate diagnosis. The Diagnostics department at Trustmed Hospital brings laboratory medicine and imaging together in one place, so that tests ordered by your doctor can be done without travelling to other centres or waiting for outside reports.
Our pathology laboratory uses automated equipment and quality-checked processes to deliver reliable results quickly. Our imaging services include digital X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan and MRI, supported by trained technicians and reporting by specialists.
Because diagnostics works hand in hand with every department, from the emergency room and ICU to outpatient clinics and surgery, results reach the treating doctor quickly, helping treatment begin sooner. Reports can also be shared with you, and our team will explain what to expect before each test.
Services & care
Tests and services available
Routine and advanced blood tests
Blood counts, blood sugar, kidney, liver and thyroid tests, lipid profile, vitamins and many other investigations.
Pathology and microbiology
Urine and stool examination, cultures, infection tests and fluid analysis to identify the cause of illness.
Digital X-ray
Quick, low-dose imaging of the chest, bones, joints and abdomen with clear digital images.
Ultrasound
Safe, radiation-free imaging of the abdomen, pelvis, pregnancy, thyroid and other soft tissues.
CT scan
Detailed cross-sectional images for injuries, chest and abdominal conditions, stroke and emergencies.
MRI
High-resolution images of the brain, spine, joints and soft tissues, without radiation.
Health check-up packages
Structured packages by age and risk, combining tests and a doctor's consultation.
Emergency and inpatient diagnostics
Round-the-clock testing support for emergency, ICU and ward patients.
Who it is for
When you may need diagnostic tests
- Persistent fever, tiredness or unexplained weight change
- Chest pain, breathlessness or palpitations
- Abdominal pain, vomiting or digestive problems
- Joint, back or bone pain, and after injuries or falls
- Headaches, dizziness or neurological symptoms
- Pregnancy scans and antenatal check-ups
- Monitoring of diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid and other conditions
- Before surgery or admission
- Annual health check-ups and screening
- Second opinions where you already have reports
Step by step
How a test works at Trustmed
- 1
Doctor's advice
Your doctor advises the tests you need and explains what each is for.
- 2
Preparation
Our staff tell you if you need to fast, drink water, stop any medicine or come with a full bladder.
- 3
Sample or scan
A trained technician collects samples or performs the scan, keeping you comfortable and informed.
- 4
Analysis and reporting
Samples are processed in the laboratory, and scans are reported by qualified specialists.
- 5
Results to your doctor
Reports are shared with your treating doctor and with you, and your doctor explains the findings and next steps.
Facilities
Technology and quality
People behind the care
Your care team
Pathologists and lab technicians
Specialists who ensure accurate sample processing and reporting.
Radiologists
Doctors who interpret scans and prepare detailed reports.
Imaging technologists
Trained staff who position you correctly and perform scans safely.
Patient coordinators
Staff who help with appointments, preparation and report collection.
Practical information
Tips for a smooth visit
- Bring your doctor's prescription or request, a photo ID and any earlier reports and scans for comparison.
- For blood sugar and lipid tests, you usually need to fast for 8 to 12 hours. Water is allowed.
- Tell the technician if you are pregnant, have implants such as a pacemaker, or have allergies, especially to contrast dye.
- For MRI, remove metal objects such as jewellery, belts and hairpins.
- For abdominal ultrasound you may be asked to fast, and for pelvic ultrasound to have a full bladder.
- Ask when and how you can collect your reports before you leave.
Insurance and cashless treatment
Tests done during admission are included in your hospitalisation bill and covered as per your policy. Outpatient tests are usually not covered unless your policy has an outpatient or health check-up benefit. Ask our insurance desk if you are unsure.
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Need diagnostics: lab & imaging? We are here.
Speak to our team, plan your visit or come to the hospital directly in an emergency.